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Retro's 1989 GMC Sierra C1500 Sportside Indy clone
Well now that's pretty nifty. I always wondered how the telescopic steering worked.- Stroked
- Post #207
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Hoosier in Huntington
Welcome! Great looking K20! I just love seeing these old trucks in stock condition.- Stroked
- Post #10
- Forum: Introduction
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New guy from kansas
Welcome to GMSB! It's always good to have another Kansas member.- Stroked
- Post #2
- Forum: Introduction
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Bvllsh!t on craigslist.
Aww, daaaaammmmmiiiiiitttt...anybody want to loan me $1,000???? :Big Laugh:- Stroked
- Post #13,492
- Forum: eBay & Craiglist Listings
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6.2 cooling system/serpentine upgrade
Looks good! I considered getting a Fluidampr for mine, but I didn't have the cash for it at the time.- Stroked
- Post #13
- Forum: Diesel 6.2, Conversions Cummins, etc.
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Quite possibly the best day of my life.
Nice! Glad to hear you got it fixed.- Stroked
- Post #12
- Forum: Automatic Transmission
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Project Consolidation
Sounds like a good plan to me. I've always liked those Nova's, but I already have too many projects and not enough space.- Stroked
- Post #10
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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25 MPG Dreamin' ?
Are you wanting just the 5-speed, or the 5-speed and the 2-speed rearend? I'm assuming no one replied to your other thread just for the fact that most pickup guys have never wrenched on a heavy truck. We had a couple, but I've never messed with or even looked at the transmissions.- Stroked
- Post #2
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Running wayyy too rich, mechanical fuel pump?
A stock fuel pump will over power the needle and seat in an Edelbrock/Carter more often than you would think. I've had to run a fuel pressure regulator with every Edelbrock I've owned. The stock fuel pump on my K10 puts out almost 8 psi and the Eddy can only handle 5-6.- Stroked
- Post #10
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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I forgot I'd signed up for this site, from Indiana
Welcome! Sent from my Kindle Fire HDX using Tapatalk- Stroked
- Post #9
- Forum: Introduction
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New Owner From Indiana
Welcome! I'm digging the show bar :drool: Sent from my Kindle Fire HDX using Tapatalk- Stroked
- Post #4
- Forum: Introduction
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Late model wheels on '85 K10??
I suppose if you found a wheel shop with a lathe, they could bore the hole bigger for your lockouts to fit through. They could probably do the same for the center caps. -
Late model wheels on '85 K10??
Your front hubs won't fit through the center holes on newer GM wheels. -
Heads for sale...
882's have 76 cc chambers I believe Sent from my Kindle Fire HDX using Tapatalk -
Cab visor
I like the ones with the lights in them, but ill never put one on a truck because I have a fear of them leaking around the screw holes. Sent from my Kindle Fire HDX using Tapatalk- Stroked
- Post #18
- Forum: Aftermarket Accessories
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rear right sits lower then left??????
That's good info about the oil and grease on the leaf springs. I'll have to remember that. Sent from my Kindle Fire HDX using Tapatalk- Stroked
- Post #15
- Forum: Tech Discussion
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LMC Truck
I've bought several small things from them, but never body panels. Old77 might have...I can't remember... Sent from my Kindle Fire HDX using Tapatalk- Stroked
- Post #3
- Forum: Paint and Body
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supercharging your truck for cheap
I'm not saying no. Just patiently waiting for the end results. It's your time and money so do with it what you want. Sent from my Kindle Fire HDX using Tapatalk- Stroked
- Post #69
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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"relaxin time"
I know for sure that summit racing sells bucket seats and adaptors for our trucks. Probably a few other places that do as well. Here's the drivers side: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sca-81196b/overview/make/chevrolet/model/k10/year/1985 Sent from my Kindle Fire HDX using Tapatalk
